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'''''The Black Sessions''''' is the title of | '''''The Black Sessions''''' is the title of [[Weezer]]'s [[Weezer concert: 02/21/1995|February 21, 1995 performance]] on the French radio show, C'est Lenoir. It was supposedly pressed as a promitional CD and sent in limited quantities to radio stations for re-broadcasting. Throughout the 2000's, the CD has been bootlegged and resold under the same name by the label Sangatte Records. | ||
==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
"The Black Sessions" was a regular live performance series on French radio. On [[February 21]], [[1995]], at studio 105 in Maison De Radio France, Weezer played an opening set for [[Radiohead]]. According to [[Karl Koch]], the recordings were later made into a very limited set of promomotional CDs, for purposes of re-broadcast.<ref>[[Collectors Discography - Page 1]]</ref> | "The Black Sessions" was a regular live performance series on French radio. On [[February 21]], [[1995]], at studio 105 in Maison De Radio France, Weezer played an opening set for [[Radiohead]]. According to [[Karl Koch]], the recordings were later made into a very limited set of promomotional CDs, for purposes of re-broadcast.<ref>[[Collectors Discography - Page 1]]</ref> | ||
Images or evidence (outside of Koch's claim) of the promo's existence do not exist online, leading to the possibility that no official promo was actually produced. | |||
The bootleg label Sangatte Records has released a number of unlicensed CDrs of the performance. Known years of release include [[2004]], [[2008]], [[2009]], and [[2012]], though it is likely that there are others. Different iterations of the bootlegs have minor differences in design and packaging. | The bootleg label Sangatte Records has released a number of unlicensed CDrs of the performance. Known years of release include [[2004]], [[2008]], [[2009]], and [[2012]], though it is likely that there are others. Different iterations of the bootlegs have minor differences in design and packaging. | ||